Two of the acts performing at the Brookdale Bluegrass Festival at the San Benito County Historical Park in Tres Pinos on August 13-15, 2021 are What Cheer! and Jim Savarino.
Vaccination Rules At The Brookdale Festival
What Cheer!:
Jim Savarino:
NCBS welcomes this event, which is presented by Brookdale Bluegrass.
Santa Cruz Mountain bands Wildcat Mountain Ramblers and Purple Mountain Majesty are both set to play the 2021 Brookdale Bluegrass Festival at the San Benito County Historical Park in Tres Pinos on August 13-15.
Wildcat Mountain Ramblers:
Purple Mountain Majesty:
The festival is presented by Brookdale Bluegrass and welcomed by NCBS.
Brookdale Bluegrass has announced the performance schedule for the August 13-15, 2021 Brookdale Bluegrass Festival at the San Benito County Historical Park in Tres Pinos, 7 miles south of Hollister.
FRIDAY, August 13
All Day — Camp Jamming
6:00pm — Jim Savarino
7:00 — What Cheer!
8:00 — Stoney Mountain Ramblers
9:00 — David Holodiloff
SATURDAY, August 14
Noon — Tina Louise Barr & John Gwinner
1:00pm — What Cheer!
2:00 — Eric Burman & The Brookdale Bluegrass Band
3:00 — Stoney Mountain Ramblers
4:00 — BanjerDan Mazer
5:00 — Jim Savarino
6:00 — Dinner Break
7:00-8:00 — Laurie Lewis
8:30 — Peter Rowan
9:30 — Jam
SUNDAY, August 15
10:00am — Workshops: Peter Rowan, Laurie Lewis, BanjerDan, & Tina Louise Barr
11:00 — Alex Muddy Smith
Noon — Young and Up Too Late
1:00pm — Wildcat Mountain Ramblers
2:00pm — Purple Mountain Majesty
The Northern California Bluegrass Society welcomes the Brookdale Bluegrass Festival. The NCBS Good Old Fashioned Bluegrass Festival, originally scheduled for August 12-15, has been cancelled. It will return in 2022.
One Week Reminder: The NCBS Good Old Fashioned Bluegrass Festival in Tres Pinos has been cancelled due to the Coronavirus Crisis. The festival, which was originally planned for next weekend, August 12-15, 2021, will return in 2022.
The Brookdale Bluegrass Festival will be held next weekend, August 13-15, in Tres Pinos.
In the interest of public safety and health, Brookdale Bluegrass has announced that the use of vaccines to prevent serious Covid illness and death of Brookdale Bluegrass Festival attendees is preferred for all attendees. However, the festival will have an alternate process to evaluate people who come to the gate without official proof of vaccination. There is more information on the Brookdale Bluegrass website.
The best solution for this and all future festivals (and life in general) is to become vaxed up as soon as possible and to always travel with official proof in either paper or electronic form. The vaccine is FREE and WIDELY AVAILABLE.
The Brookdale Bluegrass festival staff is 100% vaccinated.
The festival is presented by Brookdale Bluegrass and welcomed by the NCBS. See you there!
One Month Reminder: Northern California Bluegrass Society Members who are interested in serving on the NCBS Board Of Directors for the coming year should apply by contacting NCBS President Michael Hall <hallmw@gmail.com> by August 31, 2021.
The International Bluegrass Music Association World Of Bluegrass will be held in person September 28-October 2, 2021 at the Raleigh Convention Center & Red Hat Amphitheater, Raleigh, NC. The Northern California Bluegrass Society is a longtime organizational member of the IBMA and welcomes this annual event.
August Reminder: The NCBS Good Old Fashioned Bluegrass Festival in Tres Pinos has been cancelled and will not be held this year due to the Coronavirus Crisis. The festival, which was originally planned for August 12-15, 2021, will return in 2022.
Note that The Brookdale Bluegrass Festival will be held August 13-15, 2021 in Tres Pinos.
The 2021 Bluegrass Day at Sonoma State University be held at the Weill Hall & Lawn, Green Music Center, on the SSU campus in Rohnert Park on Sunday, August 1. Both elegant indoor and relaxed outdoor seating will be available at the event.
The Northern California Bluegrass Society welcomes the one-day festival to our area.
The Del McCoury Band and The Watkins Family Hour will join Fog Holler on the bill.
The Northern California Bluegrass Society welcomes the Plumas Homegrown Americana Festival to the Plumas County Fairgrounds in Quincy on Labor Day Weekend, September 3-5. Keith Little and Laurie Lewis will headline while the Wildcat Mountain Ramblers will serve as the host band. Berkeley’s Birches Bend will perform, along with many other bands.
